Hi Lee,

PK> One point to watch out for is that the PEER 
  > SERVICES machines is configured in
  > the SAME DOMAIN (or WORKGROUP) as the SAMBA 
  > machine. If they are in different
  > DOMAINS, then they will not be able to see each 
  > other... Then you need to
  > consider the User profiles you are going to login in with...

 LA>    Peter, a genuine question, since I've not tried it, but wouldn't 
 LA>    the Warp box be able to see a Samba server on a different domain 
 LA>    using the OTHDOMAINS parameter in IBMLAN.INI?

Yes, thats how you can set up for multi-DOMAIN operation of an OS/2 PEER
Client. I left that bit out of the discussion with Roy because it requires
manual editing of the OS/2 PEER configuration files to set that up and he
didn't need that functionality. 

Setting up for Multiple Domain presence is not possible using the supplied
configuraion utilities, it requires manual editing of the appropriate
configuration files, however it can be as simple as adding the paramaters as
you suggest, or it can get rather complicated, especially if you need to
useForwarded authentication for one of those Domains... This level of setup
really requires a very full understanding of what is invovled and considerably 
more documentation than is provided with OS/2.

Cheers........pk.


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